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clive-boultons-macbook-pro:~ seebe$ top -l 1 -n 10 -o mreg -S -stats command,purg,mreg,mem,rprvt,vsize,vprvt,kprvt,kshrd
Processes: 174 total, 3 running, 7 stuck, 164 sleeping, 1030 threads 
2014/05/08 01:32:45
Load Avg: 4.06, 1.57, 0.62 
CPU usage: 21.5% user, 31.57% sys, 47.36% idle 
SharedLibs: 15M resident, 13M data, 0B linkedit.
MemRegions: 19706 total, 1250M resident, 116M private, 523M shared.
PhysMem: 3324M used (486M wired), 770M unused.

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* Getting Going with Go *
How to set up Go and build programs. It then walks through code examples that highlight some of the language’s interesting features. 
http://www.drdobbs.com/open-source/getting-going-with-go/240004971?queryText=%2BMark%2BSummerfield 

* Go Tutorial: Object Orientation and Go’s Special Data Types *
We explore Go’s unusual approach to object orientation, its special built-in object types, the syntax for multiple return valu,and how Go handles exceptions. 
http://www.drdobbs.com/open-source/go-tutorial-object-orientation-and-gos-s/240005402?queryText=%2BMark%2BSummerfield

* Go Introduction: How Go Handles Objects *
Go’s unique approach to OO steps around many problems found in other languages by preferring composition to inheritance.

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/**
 * Setup Go on a Macbook to complete online Tour of Go locally http://tour.golang.org 
 *
 * Use Terminal program in Macbook to get a bash $ prompt 
 * Type the following:
 */

$ export GOPATH=$HOME/godev
$ echo “Creating Go Dev Environment at $GOPATH”
$ mkdir -p $GOPATH

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!The following CSS is what does the magic;

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/**
 * We developed this document to stop functional bugs entering our software development. Saving time and money on rework.
 * What we shipped before using use cases, always looked great, but after 6-8 weeks customers found the designs had flaws.
 * The caused us to stop working on our new projects and spend days, weeks, months reworking what was already shipped. 
 * 
 * A use case defines the interactions between external actors and the system under consideration to accomplish a goal.
 *
 * Answer the questions inside <...>
 * 
 * Write in terse clear style. Add math, logic, the best use cases are 1 or 2 pages long. Break down longer use case into